AnnuitiesHQ.com was launched on April 14th, 2013 with this fresh, new look-and-feel.  The site is built using WordPress and makes use of several great plugins to provide some pretty amazing functionality.  Check it out at...

Payne’s Contracting is a locally owned and operated business in the Kingston area specializing in custom pool and interlocking brick design and installation. You can see from his pictures that Shawn Payne does some really amazing work. Check out Shawn’s new site and stay tuned for the online chemical store which will be launching...

I’ve been helping Rick’s growing business for the past three years and we just recently finished an update to his website. In order to announce his new partnership with FELT Bikes Canada, we took inspiration from the FELT bikes homepage and threw in a splashy new background image. If you’re in the market for a new bike or interested in getting your old wheels spinning again, check...

I put filmed this video using my 1999 Sony DCR-525 camcorder in the summer of 2001. We collected footage over the summer and put everything together using Adobe Premiere. These days I film with GoPro but it’s a real throw back to see what we were able to do with old technology, magnetic tapes and short battery lives. The quality is noticeably lower that what we have come to expect on the internet today but that was partially by design. Not only has the camera industry made huge leaps and bounds in capturing technology, but our internet connections have gotten much faster as well. When I put these together, the average user had to wait about a minute for the file to download and stream – now it’s instantenous. If you liked this video, check out the video page for some other samples of my...

For a few years now I have been working with the team at the Queen’s University Enrichment Studies Unit with their custom PHP/MySQL online registration management system.  This summer, Andy approached me and asked what I could do to spruce up the website. The result, a clean, slick WordPress driven website that the staff are able to completely manage themselves.  Armed with a few training sessions and a full-colour users’ manual, they’re able to add content, create news posts, bring in videos and images and re-organize their menu and page structure. Is it time to consider re-vamping your website? If so, we should...

Last summer we had a professional photographer join us on our J/24 for a race / Photo-shoot.  We got some great images and added them to the website.  There were so many great shots that we added some coding so that each page could have a different image.  Take a look and let us know what you...

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I first participated in Youthfest at CORK in 1997 in the Laser Class.  In the years since, I have raced, coached and volunteered with this great Kingston organization.

Mountain Biking from Owen Bird on Vimeo. I made this video when I was living in Toronto in the summer and fall of 2004.  I did all of the camera work by setting up the camera on a small tripod and then cycling by.  Don’t be fooled by any shots where it looks like there are two cameras.  These are separate takes on the same camera painstakingly moved and reset for the next shot where I tried to do the exact same pass.  Most of the footage is shot in the forest beside the Don Valley and the remaining shots are from Algonquin Park.  If you look closely, you can see the moose that I was chasing (in Algonquin, not...

This newly launched functionality allows Adam to post answers to FAQs quickly and easily on his website.  The most recent posts are listed down the sidebar of his website and categorized according to content.  Should a site visitor be interested in more information, they can leave Adam a reply. With this new functionality, we gave the website a splashy new look – see for yourself:...

Two days after retiring from the military, Rick Regan took a bicycle repair course. It was a natural step into “retirement” for him, because he loves to tinker with things. That was almost a year ago. Today, Rick repairs all makes and models of bicycles in his garage workshop. He works on everything from $50 kid’s bikes to high end models that run into the thousands of dollars.  As Rick says, “When I open the garage door, I never know who’s going to be pushing their bike up the driveway.” “This is a very unique neighbourhood” Rick commented, “you’ve got the diehard bikers that bike in the rain, snow, and hot summer weather. And you have the recreational biker that takes his or her bike out now and then for a bit of exercise. It’s a real mix.” Each person has individual needs when it comes to biking, but something everyone shares is the need for a proper fitting bike. Whether you’re taking a cross country bike tour, or just biking down to the grocery store, it’s important to be comfortable when you’re riding. Your handle bars and seat should be…  Read more at...